By Jeffrey N. Ross, Autoblog.com - The 2014 Chevy Corvette Stingray is shipping to dealers now, but if that's too common for you, it sounds like you'll be able to upgrade to the Callaway AeroWagon starting next year. GTSpirit is reporting that Callaway has given this car the go-ahead, and it will be available starting January 1 only in North America.
When the idea was first floated back in March, the proposed conversion price was US$15,000, but as it turns out, if you want a cargo-friendlier Corvette, it will cost you US$22,995 on top of the price you pay for the car itself. As for the "aero" part of the AeroWagon, Callaway has previously stated that it hopes to give its mechanically modified version of the C7 the best fuel economy in the supercar segment while allowing the car to still hit speeds of more than 320 km/h (200 miles per hour).
When the idea was first floated back in March, the proposed conversion price was US$15,000, but as it turns out, if you want a cargo-friendlier Corvette, it will cost you US$22,995 on top of the price you pay for the car itself. As for the "aero" part of the AeroWagon, Callaway has previously stated that it hopes to give its mechanically modified version of the C7 the best fuel economy in the supercar segment while allowing the car to still hit speeds of more than 320 km/h (200 miles per hour).
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